Dharke,
You sound too gibberish now. Your irrelevant examples make
no sense and you’re writing out of context examples to prove your biased
discrimination against women. I like your four-point conditions, but can we
make sure these are applied to both males and females equally.
These restrictions should
be seen as not to disrespect women but as a security so that it won’t affect
Nepalis economy.
Why do we need to secure nepali economy only from women and
not from men?
Western world teaches
that rights come with responsibilities. If you are not responsible court may
take away your rights. and in western world also says "Ignorance of
the law is no excuse."
Are you the type of guys during old days of sati pratha who blamed women
refusing to be burned along with their dead husband? Are you the one who cited all
the texts blaming women and teaching them their responsibility that women
should be RESPONSIBLE to die along with their husband?
Empowering women also
means they understand their responsibility.
What kind of
responsibility are we talking about? Why does this apply to only women and not to men?
Once they understand the
responsibility they won’t marry a man who appears not ready to take his
responsibility as father. Or not get pregnant from a man is not ready to give
his child his rights. These things should be talked before marriage and getting
pregnant ( offcourse 100% avoidence is not possible). Marrigae comes with
economic and social responsibility.
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You’ve no right to blame women. They’ve their
right to marry whoever they want and protest against discrimination by state
and you. I support this cause.
When you want to get
citizenship you have to go through these papers. If you don’t have papers I
suggest you start making will be helpful for future.
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What are you talking about? What papers are you
talking about? Don’t you understand that current law doesn’t grant citizenship
unless the children bring their father’s citizenship? All other documents come
second. The first document they’re looking for is evidence from father.
So educating mothers, would be mothers, and teen agers, about the
responsibility it comes with marriage, what happens in case of divorce, what
happens if husband disappears?
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Why do you want to teach responsibility only to
women? I thought you knew better. Are you saying that women should be able to
forsee if their husband will disappear or not? You make no sense here.
Your examples of US and European citizenship
doesn’t apply here.
I have sympathy for people who are suffering and I think their problem
need to be addressed but I don’t have sympathy for people who do not want to
fulfill their responsibility. Now please don’t jump and conclude that I am
against giving women right. NO .I don’t like those fathers too who ran
away from their responsibility.
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They don’t need your sympathy. I clearly see now
you want to CONTROL women, don’t you? Do you ALWAYS like to blame women?
These days lots of Nepali
men in Middle East working to make money for their family back in Nepal. Every
week we read news that wife ran away with another man or wife arranged the
killing of her husband once he returned from Middle East. Now what is my answer
you know?
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You’ve no idea what you’re talking about. Can
you make a guess who is likely to or does cheat more often? Men or women?
For all your other argument against economy, I don’t think
you CARE about ECONOMY at all. Your sole biased intention is to DENY women from
their RIGHTS. How many more problems can you write?
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Western agenda
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Threat to Nationality
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Risk to Nepali Economy
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Women like to cheat
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Women are irresponsible
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People from India will flood into Nepal and will
evade Nepal
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Demographic dynamics will change.
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People will abuse the law to get citizenship
ONLY through WOMEN (NEVER through men).
Please bring more. They don’t make any sense nor will they. All you want to do is to DENY women of their rights. Even if all your conditions are addressed, you will still see the problems.
When EDUCATED guys in western countries think like this, no
wonder there’s so much discrimination, violence, abuse, bias against women in
Nepal.